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Boeing 727: Final Flight of the Prototype Clare Leavens Award Joe Chase Award Aviall High Achievement Award Transport Canada Approved for R/T Boeing 727: final flight of the prototype Pathways: Connecting Canada’s transportation system to the world Publication Mail Agreement No. 0041039024 April - May 2016 and Return Undeliverable Canadian Addresses to Alpha Publishing Group (2004) Inc. Volume 14/Issue 6 Unit 7, 11771 Horseshoe Way, Richmond, BC, V7A 4V4 email: [email protected] $7.95 AMU-OFC-IFC.indd 1 3/31/16 11:37 PM AMU-OFC-IFC.indd 2 3/31/16 11:37 PM Air Canada wants Departments level playing field 4 Upcoming Events ir Canada said that it welcomed the 6 STCs & New Products greater flexibility contained in the bill tabled March 24th by the Gov- 8 Industry Forum Aernment of Canada to amend and modern- 18 AME Association ize the Air Canada Public Participation Act and PAMA News with respect to its aircraft maintenance ob- ligations. 39 Classifieds “It is indeed time that the Air Canada 42 AMU Chronicles Public Participation Act, dating from the By Sam Longo company’s privatization nearly 30 years ago, be modernized to recognize the reality that Air Canada is a private sector company, owned by private sector interests, which op- Features erates in a highly competitive global industry that has undergone dramatic transformation 10 Boeing 727: 10 over the past three decades,” said Calin Rovi- subscribe and download at www.amumagazine.com AMU is viewable online: nescu, President and Chief Executive Officer, Final flight of the prototype Air Canada. “No other airline in Canada is subject to restrictions such as those imposed on Air Canada. To succeed and thrive in the The Regs: 22 global marketplace and to create high-skill Canada Transportation Act Review Report job opportunities in Canada beyond those held by our 26,000 employees, we need a level playing field and the same ability to manage Helicopter Industry Outlook 32 our business and affairs as our competitors. Cautious purchases amid increased usage Our airline industry today is very different from what it was in the 1980s, with greater domestic competition, more foreign carriers and maintenance dynamics that have dra- Shake, Rattle and Roll 35 matically changed on a global basis.” Raising the Bar: Subject to concluding final arrangements, Kamov Ka-32A11BC (C-GKHL) the Government of Quebec has agreed to discontinue the litigation related to Air Can- ada’s obligations regarding the maintenance AirMaintenance Update Published by Alpha Publishing Group (2004) Inc. Publication Mail Agreement Number 0041039024 of an overhaul and operational centre fol- Unit 7, 11771 Horseshoe Way and Return Undeliverable Canadian Addresses to: lowing Air Canada’s agreement to collabo- Richmond BC V7A 4V4 Canada Alpha Publishing Group (2004) Inc. rate with the province to establish a Centre phone: (604) 214-9824 l fax: (604) 214-9825 Unit 7, 11771 Horseshoe Way Richmond BC V7A 4V4 Canada of Excellence for C Series airframe heavy maintenance work in Quebec. The Govern- [email protected] or [email protected] website: www.amumagazine.com ment of Manitoba has also agreed to discon- editor: John Campbell Subscription Rates: 1 Year: $40 2 Years: $60 AirMaintenance Update is published 6X annually. tinue litigation following Air Canada’s agree- art director: Gregory Kero AirMaintenance Update may not be reproduced in ment with that province to further support publisher: Bill Carter whole or in part in any form without the express written Manitoba’s aviation sector by bringing three sales manager: Bill Carter permission of Alpha Publishing Group (2004) Inc. Copyright 2016 Printed in Canada of its suppliers and partners to Manitoba and Advertising inquiries: (604) 214-9824 helping to develop a Western Canada Center Corporate Member of: of Excellence. production manager: Chrissie Auclair Anne Gervin Helicopter circulation: Association Air Canada is studying the proposed International amendments and will make submissions to contributors: Sam Longo, Gordon Walker This publication neither endorses nor confirms the information the Minister of Transport after completing contained within. The appropriate authorities should be contacted prior to commencing work on any aircraft or its review. aircraft part or procedure. (With Air Canada files.) 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